When a Real Shower Is Miles (or Days) Away
Offshore sailing is very much about enduring all sorts of discomforts. Jim Bahcall’s Paper Shower may just make one of them—going days without a shower—a lot more bearable.
Offshore sailing is very much about enduring all sorts of discomforts. Jim Bahcall’s Paper Shower may just make one of them—going days without a shower—a lot more bearable.
The former Playstation catamaran is supporting a deep-sea mission conceived by Steve Fossett himself.
J.P. Dick and Loick Peyron may have won the Barcelona Race outright, but did the real winners come second?
Race winners Jean-Pierre Dick and Loïck Peyron enjoy the home stretch from the Strait of Gibraltar to Barcelona, Spain. Read about the racing. Photos courtesy Barcelona World Race.
The tsunami that followed the recent earthquake in Japan has created a desperate situation for sailors’ favorite fowl.
On Thursday, Sodebo collided with what Coville believes to be a pilot whale. Luckily, the damage was limited to the sacrificial bow.
For the fourth time, Michael Reppy is attempting to set the singlehand San Francisco—Tokyo record. This time, he’ll be racing for dolphins, too.
From aboard fourth-placed Neutrogena in the middle of the Barcelona World Race, Ryan Breymaier goes into the details of piloting his 60-foot speed machine around the planet.
Aboard Sodeb’O in the middle of a solo round-the-world record attempt, Thomas Coville had time for a virtual chat.
In wet, windy conditions, the fleet set out from Wellington Harbor, bound for Punta del Este, Uruguay. Photos by Ainhoa Sanchez/VELUX 5 OCEANS Follow the racing in the Finish Line forum.
This month, some three dozen iron-willed sailors—scattered throughout the Barcelona World Race fleet, Jules Verne record-attempts, and other competitions—will battle the Roaring Forties.
In the world of offshore rowing, two (or more) hulls may prove to be faster than one.
Offshore sailing is very much about enduring all sorts of discomforts. Jim Bahcall’s Paper Shower may just make one of them—going days without a shower—a lot more bearable.
The former Playstation catamaran is supporting a deep-sea mission conceived by Steve Fossett himself.
J.P. Dick and Loick Peyron may have won the Barcelona Race outright, but did the real winners come second?
Race winners Jean-Pierre Dick and Loïck Peyron enjoy the home stretch from the Strait of Gibraltar to Barcelona, Spain. Read about the racing. Photos courtesy Barcelona World Race.
The tsunami that followed the recent earthquake in Japan has created a desperate situation for sailors’ favorite fowl.
On Thursday, Sodebo collided with what Coville believes to be a pilot whale. Luckily, the damage was limited to the sacrificial bow.
For the fourth time, Michael Reppy is attempting to set the singlehand San Francisco—Tokyo record. This time, he’ll be racing for dolphins, too.
From aboard fourth-placed Neutrogena in the middle of the Barcelona World Race, Ryan Breymaier goes into the details of piloting his 60-foot speed machine around the planet.
Aboard Sodeb’O in the middle of a solo round-the-world record attempt, Thomas Coville had time for a virtual chat.
In wet, windy conditions, the fleet set out from Wellington Harbor, bound for Punta del Este, Uruguay. Photos by Ainhoa Sanchez/VELUX 5 OCEANS Follow the racing in the Finish Line forum.
This month, some three dozen iron-willed sailors—scattered throughout the Barcelona World Race fleet, Jules Verne record-attempts, and other competitions—will battle the Roaring Forties.
In the world of offshore rowing, two (or more) hulls may prove to be faster than one.
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